Womens Barbour Quilted Jackets

Why Choose a Quilted Jacket?

Quilted jackets use stitched panels filled with insulation to trap warmth close to the body. They are lighter and more packable than waxed jackets, making them a practical choice for commuting, school runs, dog walks, weekend errands, and travel. Most styles handle light showers, though for sustained heavy rain, a dedicated waterproof Barbour jacket is a better option.

Styles and Lengths

The range covers short, regular and longer lengths to suit different preferences and body shapes. Shorter hip-length quilts sit neatly over jeans or trousers and are easy to move in. Mid-length styles offer more coverage around the hips and lower back. Longer quilted coats give added warmth and protection on colder days or when you want a more structured look.

Fits vary too — some styles are shaped at the waist for a closer silhouette, while others are cut straighter to allow layering underneath. If you plan to wear thick knitwear or a gilet beneath, check the product fit notes and consider sizing up.

Details That Matter

Across the range, you will find Barbour's signature finishing: corduroy-trimmed collars, branded poppers and zips, internal pockets, and tartan or printed linings. Many styles feature elasticated side panels for shape, ribbed cuffs for draught protection, and two-way zips for comfort when sitting or driving.

Pairing with the Rest of the Range

Quilted jackets layer well over Barbour shirts, knitwear and lightweight gilets. For a complete outfit, browse Barbour women's clothing for shirts, jumpers and trousers that complement quilted outerwear. If you want to compare quilted styles against waxed and waterproof options, our full Barbour women's jackets page shows the complete outerwear range.

Shop with Confidence

The Sporting Lodge is an official Barbour stockist listed on the Barbour website. All quilted jackets are genuine, and returns and sizing advice are available if needed.

Choosing the Right Quilted Jacket

Start with how you will use it most. For daily outings and commuting, a hip-length quilt in a neutral colour is the most versatile — it pairs with everything and moves easily between car, office and outdoors. For dog walks and longer outdoor days, a mid or full-length style gives better coverage and warmth. If you run warm or layer heavily, look for lighter-fill styles or those with side vents. If you feel the cold, prioritise jackets with fleece-lined pockets, ribbed cuffs and a higher collar.